/ 1 ".'v. ~
o» „i Hons. *1
»*&'>-> ->
Quto ll,lBas.
v- : -- . ABBIVJSB/'
Bte*mßb\jr"Pennsylvania,Teal,.rrom Wchmond,Mk
Norfolk, SO hours, with - mdse, and bsssemrars to Thoa
Webite'r, . .. ..
Steamship Delaware, Copsa, 19 hours from New York,
with merchandize' and passengers to Jas Allderdice.
Baw a schr aground inside tbe point of Cape May, and
pasted some twelve others in the bay and rlver upward
hound. • v
Bri^ ; Geo Amos, Nichols,*6 days from Piovidence, in
ballast to Shmioksoi) 4 Glover.'
Bchr Wm A Newell, DeGxoot.lftdayfl from Savannah,
with mdse to Pettit. MarUo 4 Co,.
Hch'r Isaao Blob, Smith, 0 days from Boston, with flsh
to Stroup 4 - . .
Sc \t tj A Hammond, Paine, 7 days from Boston, with
xndne to David Cooper. - ,
Bchr MaUter, Crowell, 6 days from Boston,
wi h mdee to Crowell 4 Collins,
Star Klw.u Reed, Obipmanj 6 days from Boston,with
mme to Crowell 4. Collins , _
Bihr. N r B T .Thompson,'Btrnes, 6 days from Boston,
In btftiat to y*u Dacca, Nrnoa 4 C 0...
bent Bi«m, Badicott, 6_d*y» Gam Haverhill, in bal
l*ittoL Audenxiei 4 00. :, „ „ • *
Scbr Sophia Ann, Smith, 4 days from ProVidence, in
ballrst toßidkis oo 4 OoX . , , ' -■
fichrfi LT*y, Lake,'*6 days from Boston, in ballast to
captain. •
- Schr J>s Yates. 4days from Providence, in
ballast to u&noroit, 1 ewis 4 Co, - ■>. ,
I’x.So r Hickman, Bickiusoa, 6 days from Port IValUial,
in ballast to L Audenrled 4 Co, .
6chr U '4 T Oranuier, Huutley, 4 days from Fall
bntiAji to ftepp idr 4 Co ' *
tfeS h.‘ J Ireland, Miller, 6 ii'l from Boston, in ballast
toT/iw, Stone 4 Co
. boar Leader Hurt, 4 days from Bridgeport, In ballast
to N Sturtevant 4. Co; '
• Bohr .Compromise, Crlbbsge, 1 day from Odessa, Del,
with grain to Christian 4 Oorran.
Bchr Bxpsriment. ’Buabknan, 2 days from Obesspeake
CHy, witu grain to 4 Curr*n
B:hr A It Johoeoi Pat Uon, *4 days from Port Depo
sit with bark to J D Dudley 4 00.
Sohr Mechanic, Henderson 1 day Grom Odossa, Bel,
with grain to J L flewley 4 Co.'"
Schr Ladies' Choice. Straaghan, X day tiora New
Castle, Bel, with oats to Jaa Barratt & 00.
bohr'Pdgar, Scritieu, 2 days from Baltimore, with
wheat to O.ttall * Co. -
Schr Wm D Pitts', Bremer, a days from Ohincoteegue,
in ballast to captain.
OIiB&tUJD. ' .
Fteamsbip Keystone State, M&rahmtn, Char lea ton, A
Heron, Jr.
Steamship Phineas Sprague, Matthews, Boston. Hen
ry WUMor
Steamship Keunebeo, Hand, N York, J Alldordise.
Ship Resolute, Frlucv, Savannah, Bishop, Simona
& Co.
Br br/g Oceanlsle, Do a, Barbadoos, Jlf Penlston. -
Brig George'Xmos, Nicholson, Boston, Binnlchson &
Glover.
Bchr ft W Billon, Marts, Wilmington, NO, D 8 Stet
son tc Co.
Sebr Blog Bore, Johnson, Alexandria, T Web*ter, Jr.
Sohr Sojhi* Ann. Smith, Boston, ttfoklstoa & Vox.
■ fiflir Leader,Hurt, Bostm, N diurtevaot 4 Go
Sohr Joseph Porter, Yates, ProTldence, Banoroft,
i««i. ic oo.-
Jchr J Iceland, Miller, Washington, Tyler, Stone
&Co, - . ~ ,
Bohr U 4 T Qranmer, Huutley, Pawtuoket, Bepptler
& Bro.
Sohr N B T Thompson, Barnes, Salem, Tan Dosen,
Korion 4 Co.
. Scbr M A Green, Atraore, Salem, do
Sfihr Jae B igUafc, Neal/New Hawn, do
Bchr J Barrett, Davis, Boston, L Audenried & 00.
Bohr Pearl, Brown, Boston, do
SehrHfckmsti, Pfckerson, Washington, do
- Jltoop Economy, 'Bldrldce, Salem, . ‘ do
{ Bit RWilling, Claypooi, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
„.. _ (Correspondence of The Press.)
:• ~ .HAVRE J>3 G8AtJ8,0*19,1668.
' The Wyoming left here this morning with 10 boats,
laden'and consigned as follows:
'Nameless; bituminous coal to High Bridge; John
Piatt and J K Lipplncott, lumber to H Croskey; BB
o*beeu,raUtabriton Beeves, Abbott 4 Oo; Rising
Btm and Native, lumber to Malone A Taylor; - Dr Wm
Underwood, do to Ncjcrw & Sheets; Columbus, Prank
Fidler, and Udine, coal to Delaware City*. '
(Correspondence of The Press.)
; - BEADING, Oct. 8,1858.
The folloirlhg boats, from the Union Oanai, passed
Into tbe Schuylkill Canal to-day, bound to Philadel
phia, laden and consigned as'ollows:
Osier and May Queen, anthracite coal to Z L Howell:
O B porael, lumber to JisseLane, Wilmington Del; ii
H Auerling, do to John Craig; M M Bicker, pig iron to
Cabevn A Co; Biisabeth Weaver, do to WoWerton 4 Co;
Dr R P Long, do to Bolton, Vandemer-fe Co; Col Mur
ray, flour,' 4c- to Humphries, HoffaSn A Wright: 0 D
GHae, bituminous coal to captain. > P.
[Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.]
LEWES. Del.. Oot 8.6 PM.
/ The wind having .changed to NW. this morning, the
briga'Bub&ra, Canima. Abby Ellen, echrs Emily, 0 H
Tolley, Blise KT Smith, tug .'America, and the ves
sels previonsiy reported, have all departed.
Yours, &o. . .■. WM. M. HICKMAN.
. \ law nutuura.i
(Oorrespondende of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
. OAJI 13X.18D. Oot b. 4# p M.
.The ship Rochester, tor New Orleans, barque# Yioii
du. for Cardens*, and Belle, for Boston, went to*wea
this afternoon. With NW—weather fine.
Oct 30, P M—The achr B Lockwood, laden with
lime, mitaUyod about it o’clock this'morning, and went
ashore near the steamboat laudiog, and is new full of
water. A number of schooners passed in during yester
day and to-day. ■ Nothing seen going out. Wind NW—
weather floe/
Yours, Ac, THOB. B. HUGHES.
' . - (AT *sl*q*i*ji to ts* rasas.]
Nuw Youi.OctlO.
Arrived, ship Andrew Jaokson, from San Francisco.
. . • ' Bcstos, Oot. 10.
Arrived, barquo Tom Corwin, from Oienfoe&os.
A telegraphic,dd*pa«b'received in London, Septem
ber 24,,fr0m Cadis, states that the ship Oashangar, of
Boston, Captaih:*Garoner. from Sunderland, England,
with coal/ was burnt to the water's edge on the night of
the 231 of September. -The crew were saved.- The
Ca&haugir was a fine vessel, and was built in Bast Bva
tou last fall by Messrs 0 S &H D Gardiner.
MEMORANDA.
7 r fET? B** Holmes’ Hole.
titeamsblp Virginia, Kelly, hence, arrived at BUh
tnoodStb inst.' ~ ;
Steamship State.or GoorgU. Qarvin, hence, arrive lat
Savannah o*b Inst. - ' 1
: Steamship Philadelphia', Harrison, fdr Havana abd N
York,‘cleared At Now Orleans fitb Inst.' ' .
Steamship Oily ot New Turk, Howes, cleared at Boa-*'
too Dlh Inst for Philadelphia.
Ship Winfield Scott, Crocker, for San Francisco,
■ Uv-ared at Boston Oth lust.
Ship T B Wales, Barr,- for Calcutta. sailed from
Shields 22d uit .
Ship Gray Oak; Jeffreys, from Hauluein for Loudon.
pasted Deal iHlhulV .'
Ship Osrio Gordo, Withaiu, fdr Baltimore, oleared a.
Liverpool 2<M Hit.
Ship Flying. Send, Baxter, tom Bombay for London,
pissed Deal 2lth nit. - , '
Ship Oasllda, Safford, tom Baltimore for Rotterdam,
arrived at Hoi root 2latult. : \ ,
Ship Arcole, Crafts, uncertain, remained at OronsUdt
28th nit, :
fibip Ma&coiigaSjCatter, hence at Baltimore Bth but,
<olp.lforH.rre , ' . , ’
Criterion,' Harding, from Havre, and lowa.
Jones, from Havana, at Mobile 2d but.
Ship Monterey, Horton, for Liverpool, cleared at Ba
vanaph 6th lu*t.
Ship Bridgewater, Baretow, cleared at Hew York 6th
Inst for Mobile.
Barqae Evelyn, Harrington, hence, arrived at Bangor
Ith lost.
Barque Bloating Cloud, (Br) Smith, from Bio do Ja
neiro, via Hampton Bosds, arrived t,t N York 9th Inst.
Barques. FaUdin, Wilson, for Montevideo. Ao: tiopnia,
Jones, for Bio de Janeiro; brig Milo. (8r) Campbell,
for Halifax, and schr 0,-ea Sea, Babbluge, for Boston,
*ll from Baltimore went to sea from oape Henry 7th
intuit.' - - • ' 7 ■
Barqae I Morales, Bnrmaiater, from Havana,'at
Bristol, *>2Bdult; - ’
' HaiV-#’ W A Banka. Bartlett, for Malaga, cleared at
Vigollto tot. x *
Barques Taietta,Locke, and Bea Bird, Taylor, cleared
»t Boston 9th Inst, foe Cape of Good Hope. ~
. Brig Tfaos W Rowland, Rowland, eleatod at Charles
ton fob fast -for Bio de Janeiro.
Brigs Mfuetta, Bibber, and Ocean Traveller, Bar
gent, hence, arrived at Portland bth lust.
Brig Trenton, Atherton, hence, arrived at Portland
Bth fast, haring made the round trip from Portland to
this port and back again In I2)f days.
Brig Myra. Fuller, cleared at‘Boston bth but. for
Philadelphia. '■ ■
Drift Daniel Maloney, Steelman, from Bahia Aug 29,
arrived at Wilmington, Ho. Btb lost. Sailed in com
pany with brig Chanticleer, for New York
bobr B H Shannon. Marta, for Gardiner, to load for
Philadelphia, cleared at eoaton 9th lost.
Bohr Jane 0 Patterson,Uasd, heuoe, arrived at Bos
ton 9th’ fast;
_ ficbr Minetvft, Wheeler, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Bristol Bth inefc • 1 *
Bofars Antares, Oordery; Boston, Brower; PC Smith.
Smith; Lillie Sander*, Corson; Arietta. Robinson, sad
Allan Bice, sailed irom Providence Bih Inst,
for Philadelphia.
• -Bohr M B Cerllgle, Wiaimore, Tor Philadelphia or
Alexandria, sailed from Bast Greenwich 7th mat.
fiohr Bicnsrd Borden, Arnold, hence, arrived at Fall
-River 6th Jd«, 4
Bobr Juliette, Ohste, for Philadelphia, eloared at Bos
ton 9th inst. * >
Bchr Anna M Edwards,Edwards,hence tot Pawtucket,
at Providence Bth Inst. *
-Bobr Grecian, Matthews, henoc; arrived at Porte,
mouth 7th Inst. * 9
Bchr a W Benton, Taylor, oleared at Newborn. NO,
oth lust for Philadelphia.
' Bchr Mtoheb&ba, Ybung, foranortbeu port, wept to
sda fro is Charleston 7th Ust.
' D B Wales,' Hoffman, for Philadelphia, went
to sea from Wilmington, NO, Bth Inst.
fichr-J J Spencdr, Cole, hence, arrived at Wilming
ton, «o,Bth Inst. ... *
Behr Damsel] Bertc&.'for Baltimore, cleared at WU
' mlogton. NO, fltfi List.
Bobr Ell Rowley, Godfroy, oleared at New York 9th
v Inst, for Wilmicgton, NO.'
• Schr VeaU, Tomlin, cleared at New York 9th Inst,
/or Bridgeton. NJ,\., »
1 ‘ OW0 > ? hence, arrived at Bel
fast 6thlnst, • ‘•-V : •
'Bohw ! Ann IloVntt. T.MsrtOT, ,oa 9m, O.ttlo,
hence at Alexandria foh lost, . - . 1
Behr Charm, sailed from Alexandria Bth Inst for Phi
-Jadelpbia ; - ‘-
fiebrs logomar, Casr; Copia; gears: Jaa B Johnson,
Johnson; J B Hewitt, Boss; Mary Patterson. Somers;
’Sarah L« Bmlth, and H Curtis, Johnson, hence at bob
•HnSthmt.' ‘
-fJßchr 8 M Bhaddlck, WiUiatns, cleared at Hartford 7th
ingt .fpr Phil delpbla. ' ' v - '
Schr David Faust, Mralflnder. cleared at Wilmington,
>»o,mib*t,HtNewYotk-
Bobr John Lancaster,' Stites, for Philadelphia, was at
NewportTlh inst,-
EehmAlaitba, Baxter, from Boaton for Philadelphia,
and Hoi'netj Heiley, Lorn Portland for do, at Newport
7thinst.- . i --. v
Scbr J Fram&es,Fratnb*v, hence, arrived at Prorl
deocefthlnst, .'
:k Sebrs Cicero,' Burroughs, and BmpJre, Adams, ?for
/Philadelphia, Knight, Bears, for do or Alexandria, and"
EUrabcth E, Bacon,-for- do or New’York, walled from
Providence 7th Inst. '*/ **.u, h ’
r Bteonm* Mtdgle, Gmmley, and Fannie Hmtd, Vi
* cleared at Hartford 7th inst. for Philadelphia;
iiiirt^^rPhi^dM^ira Q*** 9 ?** - °* e ? at Albany Bth
- , v.-; V- .. FOREIGN POBTB,
(Per Canada, at Boston.)
Thehrlg E 8 Penny, Borum, from New York for Mau
ritius, was tun foul of in Capa Town, CGH, harbor,
, durfaga gale, August Istj.bywFrench barque. Both
, vessels received considerable damage-.' •
<• The* barque Sislcan, from Padang for New York.'put
' Into 1 Algo Bay July. 23d,t0 ‘ repair, having lost part of
- .herbulwarks .. J , ...
-■ .Meßfllni, fieptlS—Ar, Greyhound, Golriniden, Malta.
' *• rLlverpool/bept 2fi-r-Cld,'E. PfStrloger* Wood. Bom
; bayi’.KatbDyer, Dyer,New'Orlaans; Columbia, Hutch
' “*ln«on.NYorki B«aoJttte,'Freeman;dq,' „
, . Bid fieptemher Ssd> Logan, Marsh, N .Orleans; Const!.
VWdni’Hiigipr. doc- , 1 - ' -
.'7 gl—Ar,' Orphan, Rockwell; N Orleans.
iGlftfaltar^gept7—Air,Zone;Priest, NYork.
- Havre- Bliffin*, N York. •
Off Gibraltar Bept 1?, Wild GaaeUJ,-Humphrey, Me*.
. , '’‘a&dcl^Tl»AWp^AHß^toßV
V'V V
-^^ttODMßftl'HOLiifcV.Gut'e.^P William
-- ' <JtAwfordj Colbani f :GardlDeV for Philadelphia; icbrs
. Wauksag; SimpjwnvßulUvaa. for.BolUmore; Mohawk;
. s Hendewa^dA/orsfiimHjrtod,;Del»;- s
Beiled.‘,brigS..Resolut«pflartietf'jOcean' Traveller,
.-.MarthaKendall;schr*Mary,\Mbntexnme,Sarah L.Oeo
Maugham, .Alvarado, .Ofcamij.ft;jßtcgors/ end ■ James 8
Hewitts :: •’ '-j', >?!•<>'v-i < ■
::*&3lbrtAi' Wg Baltimore tor Bangor;
Jackaonyiue for Port
'f, Bnt>w, giai'e;?Weaver, B* ston torPhlladvlablsr F
-BtrxUQuvH»ley v
: York j Orta
i a»U«rf, nehn (Jeo WMWngton, S K H«t, B»y State,
ObwleijeedOtlßOowl:- -
Sat—-Ar, sehrs Oh&s A Greiner, Weaver, Philadelphia
for pldella, Bh*w, Boston for Philadelphia..
In‘poet. 8A M, wind NW, the above arrivals of to
day, and brigs George Washington, ; Wm Crawford, Den
mark. Louisa: sohrs Dazzle, (ordered to Portland) Wau
keag. Mobawk, Electric, Ganges. Loohiel, ProwOtJoa,
Caroline Grant, Pancing’Wave, Snow Flake, F Stratton,
Wave, and Bed Rover.
ARBIVALS AT TBE PRINCIPAL HOTELB,
ITP to 088 O’CLOCK, this HOB2IUVC.
GIRABD HOUSE—Chestnut street, below Ninth.
O Ellsworth, Boston ' B F Hall & l&dy, 111
Mrs Junes,A daughter, 111 Sami Daoforth- Del
Dr j Mann, Baltimore. B Gallagher, N J
MOwehjTena . LHOolfon, Ml waukee
E W Wheelan Awi, 8t Louia Mrs Andrews, 8t Louie
Hr<OpU,Vs Mr Baldwin, Pa
Jos W Harpoon NY BP Hunt, Texas
Miss Hunt, Texas Mr Sibley A la, Buffalo
Miss Welles Buffalo Z Qosmer, Boston
Wm B Waker. La J no J Page, Nashville
J L Grigler, Miss T 0 White, Mlbs
BP Young. Mias Wm Portwood. Miss
BBUillj Va J B Burdett, V *
Thos h Jackson, Va Jas Patton A lady, Pa
J Quincy, & lady, N S Sfl Quincy A lady, N ff
H b Blackwell * lady, NO J B Oronteo, NY
T H Quarles, Ya Jns Callender, N Y
N 0 Keith, Virginia L N Webb. Virginia
P K Dickinson A la, N C Miss L Watters. N 0
Mrs Walker A aon, NO Mr A lady, N O
MU* Bourne, NO Mr MouUon A 1&, N 0
G W G bson *J»,NY Miss R btele, Kentucky
Miss L Stele, Kentucky R P Beynolds.'S 0
J H Prentice, Brooklyn Mrs N'ninger, 9\ Paul
P Hamilton A son, Mobile 0 R Brewster A. la, S 0
Miss Brewster, Charleston Thos Obalmer. Jr, N Y
H White, Springfield J L Moore, Memphis
Mrs Jamlwa, NY J Sturgis Pearce, NY
Wm WitiUms,Pa HRllatmaker, Milwaukee
0 D Yancey A w, N Orleans Miss Malasoher, N Orleans
N Gladding, N Y Ohas K Tuekerraan, N Y
W Sharp, Jr, London, Bug Daniel Reread, SO
Mrs James Bavenol, 8 0 Miss Caroline Ravenel.B 0
Mrs Wm Rat-pel A son, 8 0 Miss Mary 0 Bavenel, 8 0
80 Ravenel,B 0 ' A A Wellington*,*,Boston
Geo Brooks. Boston E ItSecccxnb, Boston
T W Foley, I,a Rev Alex Stewart. N Scotia
Joo W Anderson, Savannah Miss Anderson, Bavannah]
Miss Herndon, Sav&uoah Mi«a Lucy Herndon, G*
M Miller A lady, N Y G H Hunt A lady, N Y
Geo L Abbott A lady, Mass Wm 8 Doughty, N Y
H Bonner, NY. ® H Talrosn, N Y
Wm Kohlon, Va R M Pomeroy, Cincinnati
Kdw Graham, Va PH Sobench, Va
Wm T Button. NO P Callahan, Florida
J HH Borne, Florida Leonard Passano, Balt
J L Tomlin, London J 0 Word; MUs
Hr Ohace. Washington J L SchoolfieJd, Va
Thos B Blkln, Mira 8 A Harper, Mies
B T Wilson..i£iM J4l Keyes Bliss
MliuMetoiufo'Natchea Mr. Kinnen, Halifax
Miss Archibald, Halifax Sites Klnoen, Halifax
0 D Archibald, Halifax J Weddell, Va'
U B Bnffman, Vfc AUx Bruce Va
D Ji Benson, Va Z J Walker, Va
J A Hall, Va* NO Peyton, Va
Wm catsedy, Albany, NY 8 T Fairchild, N Y
Oliver Z Reid, Va 8 Trufent, La
B S Wood, Natche* Henry Meyer, Pa
J W Pearson, Fla, < GWfacper, SO
B A Chambers, NO A W Norfleet, Va
A A TTtqubart ’ Va U B Urqaimrt, Va
JBretlow,Va Mr Knight A lady, Auburn
Geo U Seely, NY W W Worcroßß, Trenton,NJ
John Slothower, Wis Mrs Power*, St Louiß
J Browne, Jr. New Bedford Miss E Browne, N Bedford i
fllu A G Browne, N Bedford G IkDeOoßta
h R Tiius, Trenton, N J JL Peacock, Ga
J P Wheeler, Boston J O Johnston, Jr, Ky j
John D Winslow, NY B G Dyart, Missouri j
T P Perklnson. Missouri W R KodeS, Missouri
G H Edmonds, Ohio A N Thomas, Pa
8 Milton, Pa Jos Denegre, N 0
T A Zones. Pla 0 M Keller, N Y
J A Retan, N Y D J Foley A la, Balt
Jno 8 Gelena N Y L Stagg A la, Gin, 0
Jaaao Henig, Bait Geo A Lute, N Y
Sami Shaw,NY HVlbert.NY 1
J N Curtin, N Y J Ward, Palmer, N Y
E P Murfee, N 0 Wm P Lightner, B»!t |
B A Davie, Va E Loughry A l*. Mobile
J A BaV«*r, NO U Leonard, N 0
J W Mcllhßoy, Vt Dr JK Troup. Ga
Misa Troup A sis, Ga M ! a* Rhett. 8 0 j
Geo 0 Dent A la, Ga T G McConnell, Va
Jag R Bed, 80 BW Petit,BO
J 0 Wilson. Pitts J II McKay, Miss
J W Monweith Va Thos B Monweilh, Va I
W B Erwin,B 0 . Qeo W Falrey,B 0 |
MERCHANTS* HOTEL-Fourth, below Arch str««t.
B B Wigton, Pa AG Scott, Gambler, O
Beej Barnwell, Ohio D MoKlnaey, Pittsburgh
Job 8 Reed, Klttannlng V C Darragh, Kitt&nnlng
W G Gibson, p R R Hiram Teach, P*
8 Keefer, Indiana Pa APollook, Pa
WRO Webator, NY Mrs Gillls, Pa
Mrs Reed, Pa - Mia* Case, Pa
ii Boanlman, Coon J S Hibbon Ini
W P Galbraith, NY J M Frazer, Kv
Win it Taylor, K* TW Miller- Mis*
P H Carpenter. Miss J N Kline. Meaivllle
A S Walls, Pa Tbeo 8 Christ* Pa
AMERICAN HOUSE—Chestnut street, below Sixth,
tf’m Foster «fc lady, Bt Louis James Gilmore, Jf y
J II Brown, NY HR Smith. Umr
Thou 0 Williams. Maes W H Thomaa, Waehn
Jan H Harris. Washington A Strauss, N Y
W Curtis* NY Js* WHlcoXob, G*
Judson Butter, Oft ' A Warren. AU
H Lnine*. NO W H Mitchell, N c
H fthorod.N 0 DR Richardson, <3 a
8 D Barham, [Ga J*s B Field, Maes
M M Rhodes, Ms** • > Jared Pratt. Mess
Jno <3 Stearns, Brooklyn. Wm 0 o«stle. Pa
Wn E Qooley fc la, Boston Miss Cooley, Boston
R t Gilkey, NO- J fl GUkey N 0
G A Miller. Columbus, G& E J Kelly, Kelly**;)]*
J Scott, Boston 1> I* Van Deriaaa, N J
A S Kelly, Haverhill R Pesslee, Haverhill
OT Judah, Louisville, Ky E Yerfces & lady, Phlla
HU Mcßride, NY EG Harper. NY
C HQu&hman.U SN J Q Ronald, Trov, N Y
John Jack. Va Wm 0 HiM, Ta
Joo SI Nones, Bel Robt L Wilson
Sami B Lewis, Va
UNION HOTEL—Arch street, below Fourth
D Mcßride, Wheeling John M Carpenter,Chicago
BM Moore, NJ - JG Reeding, NJ
W P Andrews, Md W Harlan A la Pa
A L Chirk, Ohio L Sinsheinor, NY
Alfred Beaver. Ohio H Sutton. NJ
0 Bow, Kenton, Ohio £ P Lelnbacb, NO
B Connard, Beading
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race above Third.
V Milhonse, Ind W P 0 Whitaker, Philo
Jas D Murray, Pa Geo Mclntosh A, la, Pa
Jos P Gonodor, Ohio 0 Beecher, NJ
Geo Hamilton, Pa WO Harris York, Pa
J A Blattenberger, Pa Ohas Hartman, Pa
J 8 Sharpley. Pittsburgh R N Harmstead, NY
Cyrus Darrell. NY Thos R RMotmlth* NY
G F Weist, Pa Wm Anderson, Pa
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market.
Kug«oe Francis, N Y Adams. 8 O
II Garlock, Saratoga Springs j L Carpenter, Newark
Mrs Garlock, Baratoge Ppr’a Q- Rhodes. Oawero, N Y
J Brown. Rochester, NT R Miles & la, Baltimore
lI L Loiher, NY C K Cannon, Baltimore
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, above CallowhlU.
A Bookmen, Pa . F Groff, Farmomille
A J'Ackley, New Orleans Geo Edison, New Orleans
N H Broeman, Del City llenry Thomas, Pa
BALD *AGL» HOTEL—ThIH * treat, ah CallowhlU,
Sami Wlllower, Yaaton, Pa R WlUower, Kss’on, Pa
MG Friel, Lebanon, Pa J H Walter, Lebanon, Pa
BLACK BEAR INN— Firth aid Merchant streets,
A L Taylor. Chester, £a 0 Patterson, Phils
P P Hartley, Phtla D B Nyce, Del co
0 Ohurchmao, Del F A Ohurchmas. Del
B F Shantz, Doylestown Trnman Coates, Pa
John Trayner, Chester co
BABLEY SHEAF HOTBD—Second street, below Tine.
Thos H Mcllhscey, Pa John Mahan, Pa
O Hoppock, Newt -va ' D Fell, Newtown
J Davis, Oheltenhlli Mlsd A Force, Newtown
M James. Oheltouhill N A Buxton, Augusta, Ga
A T Dafllsld. DavisvlUe J P Buckley, Pa
,W K Harland, Stroudsburg Henry Diel, Pliila
MOUNT VEBNON HOTEL -Seoond street, above Arch,
, J 0 Brown & wife, N J John B Patterson, N Y
B P Allen, NY A Arnold, Wilmington
B Nowes'A la, Wilmington Valentine Itrobst. Pa
W F Kohler. PhDa Mr Olark, Beading
WmOROta.NT
Hlatorfcftl Society, October 11th, 1808.—
A Stated Meeting of the Society wilt he held this
Evening atB o'clock. TBANK M. KTTING,
ocll-lt Rec. Secretary.
|Y“Sp» American Hemocrnts, to the Rescue l
Ik? —Vote for F. B. ALTRMUB, for Assembly, fa
the EIGHTH LEGISLATIVE BUT RIOT, cell-it*
(YTs 5 * First Congressional District.—A Mass
Iki? Meeting of the Fiifnds of Dr. GEO. W. NK-
BfNGEIt will be held at FIFTH and SHIPPKN
Street*, THIS (Monday) EVENING, at o'clock.
Able speakers will be present to address the meeting.
AU mten>Ung to participate are requested to meet at
Washington and pass?unk Boau, &t ex o’clock,
to proceed in a body to tbo place of meeting, ocll-lt*
(vr-p* The Editorial Union of Pennsylvania
Uss will meet, agreeably to adjournment, at the
MUSIOaL FUND HALL', in the City of Philadelphia,
on,WEDNESDAY, October 20th- at 1 o’clock, P. M.
By order. CHARLES J. PETEuBfiN,
ocll-lt \ Go 1 responding ttecretary.
fy-g=» Manayuok ond Roxboroagh—Rrmem-
I kjt berthe treatment of your Delegates in tbo Legivls
tive Convention. If von oro prepared to } ield the en
tire control of the District to a few group 'ng political
specula ora over in the Twenty-Second Ward, then vote
for HAMUKBBLY, whoso nomination was forcod
upon you. But if you want to loach these gents that
they do not constitute the whole Party, then defoat
him. Do th s, and you will acquire the title of men
who will not bo trampled upon with impunity, and
who knowing their rights, dare maiut in them,
ocll-lt* ANTI-DIOTATIONBR.
.Vy* Fhlladefpbitt College ol Medicine, 211
LAS South FIFTH Street, beiow Walnut. Order or
Introductory Lectures:
Manday, October 11th, 8 P.M., Prof. TAQQART.
Tuesday, l< 12th, 10 A. M,, “ RAND.
“ *« 12th,H A. M , «« HARLOW.
Thursday, «* 14th, 10 A M, MKIGfI
** “ 14th,11 A. M, “ HALSEY.
Friday, “ 35th. 10 A.M., '< nARTSHORNB
“ “ 15th, 11 A. M , « GORIJBECHT.
OUnlcs on Wednesday and Saturday, at noon.
B. HOWARD BAND, M. D.,
ocll-6t* Bean of the Kamity.
ry-~a» At a meeting of the Stockbeldera of the
LK3 R' B- E< And M Co , held at the American Ho
tel, in Philadelphia, the Bth day of October. 1858, J,
B. JBBY. E»q of Harrisburg, was called to the chair,
and Dr. IS. F. DRAYTON appointed secretary.
The Chairman stated that the object of the meeting
wa* to hear a report of the progress of improvements
at Mound City fromj B. Peytun, Esq , who had re
oantly r turned from that place, and to respond to reso
lutions passed by the stockholders at the last public
sale atHdaodOtty.
Mr. Peyton then gave a full and luotd detail of the
improvements made and in progress, and of the general
&o*pect« of # the »cr*j ra 0 f the Company, which was
ghly Ifatifflug to the Eastern stockholders.
Joseph H. fhomnson, offered the follotr
lh*ioni, which were unanimously adopted;
WAefsrtv, We, as Btockholders in the Emporium
Beal Estate and Manufacturing Company, having in
vested a large amount of capital l n the enterprise, feel
great Interest in its suocesg, and having received a very
.flattering report of the progress of the Improvements
at Mound City:
Resolved, That we are highly gratified at the very
favorable report we have received from Jesse B. Peyton
Esq . of the progress or our enterprise; and we fe»i
confident, through a proper and judicious management,
that our investment will prove remunerative to all)
equal to our Most sanguine expectations.
Resolved, That the- implicit confidence reposed by
us In our Board of Directors leaves no place la the
history of our enterprise for the word fail
' That our success having been owing main
ly to the confidence, industry, and enterprise of the
pioneer settlers of Mound City, we heartily wish them
success, and prophesy & glorious future for their adopted
city.'
- Resolved, That the future greatness of Mound City
being .guarantied by its past unprecedented progress,
we eon conscientiously, and do most earnestly, recom
mend to the honest and Industrious mechanics of our
overgrown cities in. the Bast, sad elsewhere, to pitch
their tents and cast their fortunes with us, where labor
will meet just compensation, and energy find a suitable
reward.
. Resolved, ‘That in response to the resolutions passed
by the Stockholders at Mound City at the last publio
**attend the next putllo said on the 24th
and 2oth days of November next: and that we coueur
in the general invitation extended to all the Stock
ho dvrs to be in attendance.
M. MUNDY, Esq , $ then moved that the proceedings
meeting, with a copy of the resolutions, be pan*
llshed in the North American and The Press, of Phila
delphia,' ana the Mound city Emporium, which was
ananimouslvadopiel. • ’
After a lew desultory remarks from some or the
Stockholders present, and a general agreement to at
teridL the next sale, on motion of B Hor straw, E'q .the
meetlrg adjourned;; . - ; - R. f. DRAYTON, ,
. >■ > 1 Secretary, ‘
fV&w - Address of the People’* Committee o/
SUPERINTEND NOB TO THE YOtBBd OF
PHILADELPHIA —The time has arrived when the
. oltisemr of Philadelphia are to express their senti
meats with rerard to the policy of the Governmeo
and the wen who are to ml some of tb« most import^®
prosperity of onT countty and to the continue
of oar free institution*. e>r
So gross and alarming have been the »Bfnmpt onß or
the head of the Federal Government} so astounding
th. MtrapttOT. by which Us ha.
despotic end oojust measures up<m & resisting people,
flo rapid tire absorption of all the power, of Go.ern
m.K the hand, at the President, thet meo
doubt If it he In th 6 power of the people to resist ihe
well organised body of official., f.vorltest and parasites,
which meosges the meohieery of political contests.
mi 4 which his shown Itself ready to reßort to the most
flagrant fronds and violence, whoa other m.aos tell, to
carrr g q election.
We would call the attention of the intelligent voter*
of out city especially to the following matters which
most particularly intpreit them in the contest of Tues-
l. The powrr exercised by the President, during the
last session of Congress, in procuring the passage or
'he “English’? Kansas bill to which the vast body of
the people of our country wera known to bo opposed.
The fact la established, beyond dispute, that the most
corrupt means were made use of to Induce the Repre
sentatives tn Congress to voto in opposition to the
wishes of the people they xepie&euUdi *ud the pa sage
of that hill shows that the President of the United
Ste'es holds Inbishandsapower imminently dangerous
to the llberfea of the people ,• for if he, through the
influence of his patronage, and the corrupt use of the
treasures of the nation, o*n control Congress, the es
sehtial feature of Democratic Government, that of the
• expression of the will of the people through their Re
presentatives, is lost, and the Republic stands but the
shadow of anamerf , ~
2. The reckless disregard or the Interest* and welfare
of the pooplo, exhibited by tho fact th&ttbe whole of
the long season of the present Congress has been P» B f*«
without the initiation of any measure intended to miti
gate the distress and embarrvsment which have perva
ded the l*cd for more than a > ear past. The reports oi
the Secretary of the Treasury, ana tho message* of the
President, show both of these tunctionariei to be igno
, rant of those great principles of political economy
1 which are at the foundation of all commerce sod in
dnstrial prosperity, and this fact shoold urge the people
to be more oareful as to the character of too mon with
Whom they may surround tho Administration.
3 The enormously increasing expenses of the Gene
ral Onremmimt, which here grown from loss th.n
*12.600 000 to »t least *91,000,000, «nd probably much
moro, Within tho last thirty yssrs. la »tune of pro
found peace, the expenses of Mr. Buchanan S AdminH
tritSon, Jn Its seoond year, will amount to over $lOO,-
000,000 At tho present time the expenses or the Go
vernment aw mote than double its whole revenue 5
and these expenses are increasing in an accelerating
ratio. v ,
The dullest comprehension must be able to perceive
that the enormous patronage of the President, and the
vast sum* which his friends nan and dwhso to Influence
careless and depraved voters, and to procure frauds at
elections, ate in hu alarming degree dangerous to the
Uhertlea of the people. Tho unscrupulous uge of this
pjwerand patronage are too notorious to need com
ment The evidence before the eyes of the people of
Philadelphia In Ms Navy Yard colony, and In many
other movements of the party which sustains Rim.
Other questions and other abuses, of comparatively
Jess important, mfcbtbd presented if It were deemed
necessary* bntso shameless has been thecondnotof
the dominant petty, and so well informed are the people
of our city in regard to Its corruptions, its frauds, and
the general culpability of those who hold position
through its influence, that we need not consume time
In presenting them in detail at this juncture.
4. In the management ot the local affairs or Fhlladoß
pbia county, under the control of the same party, the
moot flagrant abuses and corruptions hate been foster
ed, utu.ll they Rave brought shame ahd disgrace upon
the administration of justice, and the transacting olj the
business of the people.
The shameful evidences of disregard of decency and
honesty are apparent in every department of Govern
ment where Democracy rales, sbd calls loudly for re
form ; and a* every citizen is directly interested In the
prevention ot Crime dud Outrage, atid lb the faithful
management or the b&«ine*s of the county offices, no
one should neglect the great dnty of guarding the pub
lio interests and securing the election of men of integ
rity and reputation to 611 offices of snob importance.
It most be plain to every one that the great duty in
eumbent upon citizens who hold the elect ve franchise
io their haod* Je to take cave that they be p»c>pr/Jy re
presented In all legislative and administrative offices.
Wh*n parties have placed candidates la the Hold, it be
comes not only the privilege, bat the duty, of the citi
zen to choose intelligently between them; for If men
be not reliable, it is a matter of little importance what
may ha the principles they profess.
The party of the People have formed, and present
herewith a ticket composed of men who are not only
gent-rally well known to the community, but whose
standing and obaraoter are unassailable. The candi
dates for Congress are all gentlemen of standing and
position. They are all advocates of that great princl-
Ele of protection to American .industry which is proved
y the recent history of the country to be so essential
to the wett being tod happiness of the people of the
great Keystone State, and on all other question* which
are likely to come before Congress they occupy that
conse valive position, and hold such v.Cws as have been
elaborated by those great statesmen who were the
guardians of the Republic In former timds— Olay and
Webster.
There is no period Jn the history of our country, per
haps, when It has been on essentially necessary that
the people should select their Representatives lor ihe
National Legislature with care and caution, as is tho
present; ana it is therefore that we ask every voter in
Phll&lelphia to mark well the principles which are to
b.- elaborated and determined by the eclecthas which
may be made on Tuesday next. We have, on the one
hand, candidate* who are the avowed and opba friends
of the great principle of popular sovereignty and per
fection to the Industrial interest* of the country, whilst,
oa the other hind, there are presented toyou those who
have ignored the former by their official acts, and who
proclaim thsmselves on all occasions, except on tho eve
of an election, the opponents of the latter.
Oa the County Ticket we present you the names of
gentlemen for whom we challenge the most severe cri
ticism. No man can say aught against either of them;
and a comparison between them «ud those offered to
your support by ’he miscalled Democratic party would
indeed be odious. Mr. Hern, who heads the ticket, is
a gentleman of most sterling character, whether a* a
business man or in social life; whilst Messrs. MoMthao
and Woolery, by a life-time spent in oar midst, havo
secured to themselves tho regard and confldence of all
who know them.
The candidates for Representatives and Senator, In
the State Legislature, arc too numerous to permit of a
detailed reference. The; have boen selected, however,
la conaequeoce of their ability and their moral worth ;
and It Is believed that they will be faithful and iaielli
gent representatives or the true sentiment of Philadel
phia, and the interests, not only of our be&ut.rul me
tropolis, hht of the entire State.
The time left in which to complete th\csnvass is
short. The issues which are to be decide} are of the
most important character; and, as freemen who de
serve the name, there are duties resting on yon which
cannot be fairly neglected. We, therefore, appeal to
y>u most earnestly that you will .not omit to exercise
the great right of suffrage on Tuesday next, and that
in doing so yon will give your cordial aod hearty sup
port to the ticket of the People, which folloirs;
STATE GmOKRS.
3UDQE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
JOHN »I. BEAD.
commissioner,
william b. fkazbb. ■
CONGRESS,
First Dimiot, JoIIN w. RYAN.
Sboond •< JSDW. JOY MORUIS.
TMIBIf “ JOM'I F. VEHREB.
turn™ “ william millwakd.
Ymn « JOHN WOO»,
STATE SENATOR,
THIRD DISTRICT,
JOHN B. PARKER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
Fi«»T b/stJsiot, JOSEPH H. SINES.
th«*d “ wm. h. Matthews.
FoobtH “ J. MORRIS DABBING.
FtfTH “ GEOKGR T THORN.
Sixth “ JOSEPH M. OHUBCU.
SaTHMTH «
Bioara <(
Niste,
ISAAC J NEALL.
ISAAC A. SHEPPARD.
TSXTH “
EnuvßHTn “
Twblvth
FRANCIS SDWABD3.
f-IMON GRATZ.
Ttr/nTSKwra 11
FoUHTSE.VrII “
“ GBORGJ3 W.HAMBPSLKY.
** GKOftGK WILEY.
Fiptrsnth
SIXTBBKHI
B*fiHiTB*WTH I*
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SnSRIPF,
WILLIAM H. KKRN.
REGISTER OF WILLS.
. GEORGS W. MoMAHAN.
CLERK OF ORPHANS’ COURT,
NIMROD WOOLERY.
By order of the People’s Oomcaittee of gaperiaton*
donee, JAS. UA&tKB, President.
S. DAKUb, Secretary.
tv»» fifteenth Legislative District.—Let the
(Jot Twelve Apostles bo rebuked, and the Totl Houro
cleaned out Teach those who would tf rule or ruin,”
that It Ib not a profitable game to play. HAMMKRS
LY'B Nomination leas /creed upon tuo Party; he is
the Pet Apostle. Defeat him, and then the working
men of the Party will be consulted, as well after'
as before the Election.
ocll-lt* ONB OF HOOD’B MEN.
Homeopathic Medical College of Penn*
(JJj BYLYANIA —The Introductory Leoturro will
commence on MONDAY, the 11th last., and be deli
vered in the following order:
Dr. W. Williamson, on Mond»y, at 7# P. M,
Dr J.lleakloy, Tuesday, »* 44
Dr. W. A Reed, Wednesday,** **
Dr. J. R. Coxe, jr., Thursday, ** **
Dr O.J.Hempel, Friday, *‘ 14
Dr.Thos. Moore, Saturday, <* •*
Dr. A.U Flanders, Saturday, atBJf F. M.
The Profession and the Public are iuvited to at
tend.
The Lectures of the Regular Course will commence
on Monday, the 18 h, at 9 o’clock A M,
oc9-7t* W. WILUIAMhON, M. D.,Dean.
The Philadelphia Bank—October 7,
UvJ 1868 —The UNION BANK of Tenurese* has de
clared an Extra Dividend or FIVE PER CENT., paya
ble to the Eastern Stockholders at tbis Bank, on dt maud.
OcB-3t* B. B. QQMIGYB, Oasbior,
Jefferson Medical Collese-<*lutroductory
[l3 LECTURES
prof. OUNGLIBON, MONDAY, Ootobor IX, at 7 P.M.
Prof. DICKSON, TUESDAY, “ 32, at 7 l». hi.
Prof. OROSB, 4 * 44 12,at8P.M.
Medical and Surgical Clinic, WEDNESDAY, October
18.12 to 2 P M.
Prof. BACHS, THUBPDAY, October 14, at 7 P. M.
Prof. PANGOAST, « “ 14, atBP.M.
proL MITCHELL, FRIDAY, “ 15, at 7 P M.
Prof. MEIG3,' “ ‘* 16, at 8 P.M.
Medical and Surgical Olinio, SATURDAY, October
16, 32 to 2 P.M.
008 7fc ROBLKY DUNGLIBON, M. D , Dean.
rv-ga* Uttlversliy of Pennsylvania.— Medical
IJJY DEPARTMENT.
The Introductory Lectures to the Course of 1&5&~’60
will be delivered in the fallowing order ;i
MONDAY, Ootobor 11th, at 12 M., Dr Jackson.
1 ‘ “ “ at IP. M., Dr. Leldy.
TUESDAY, “ 12th, at 12 M., Dr. Carson.
“ tl “ at IP. M., Dr. Smith.
WEDNESDAY, “ 18tb, ftfedical Clinic, 12 if.
“ “ “ Surgical Clioio s l P. M.
THURSDAY “ 14tb, at 12 U ,Dr Wood.
{t *• ** at IP. M., Dr Rogers.
FRIDAY. *• 15th, at P. M , Dr. Hodge.
7 he public la luvtted to attend
B. 3S. ROGERS, Af. D. t
ocT-Bt-lf Dean Medical Faculty.
College—Medical Depart*
IX3 MENT, NINTH Street, below Locust.
The Introductory Lectures in this Institution will
be delivered as follows:
H2S)»r.KKILL, kl 6 P.M.
6P. Ml2 m' WMM > “ * P ‘
bSSST' Br - smTa ' •* * r - “•
TBUBSDAY. October 14th, Dr. GILBERT,'at 4P.
hi- Be BTIDLBatd P.M. ;
There will be ft filedlqal and Burgical Oiinle on WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY mornings, at 12 and 1
oVloek. FRANCIS G. BMITIt, M. D.,
007 6t Registrar.
nsr=M Notice.—Green and Coatp*.Street Phi
lLs LADELPHIA PASSENGER RAILWAY COM
PANY.—A second instalment of FIVE DOLLARS per
share oa the capital stock at the Green and Coates
street Philadelphia Passenger Railway Oompany will
be due and payable at the Office of the Company. No.
423 WALNUT Street, on MONDAY, the Bth day of No
vember next, between the hours of 10 A. M and 8 P.M.
oc7-td HARRY CONNELLY, Treasurer.
E- Business Men’s Union Prayer Meeting'
Daily from 32 to 1 o’clook, is the Bausom-streel
i. Hard I been there ? If not, why ? co7-tf
life PRESS—PHILADELPHIA. MOifeV, bfcfrrttaft ii. ife§.
Mayor’s Office* City of Philadelphia*
“ OCTOBER 4, 1868,
OIXY OP PHILADELPHIA.
BY ORDINANCE, APPROVED OOTOBER Ist, 1853,
Letters Marked Proposals for <7Gy Loan,
PROPOSALS, to bo endorsod <( Proposals for City
Loan,” will bo received at tho Majors Office, in the
OHv of Philadelphia, until tho l&th day of October, A.
D. 1858. at 12 U , for Loftning to tho City or Philadel
phia FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY TUOUSAND
DOLLARS, for which Certificates of Loan of One Hun
dred Dollars hu<l upwards Will bo Issued, boaring into*
rest at tho r*to of six per coutuiu por annum, free from
taxation, and redeemable in thirty yeava from dalo.
PROPOSALS will bo rtcolved for any sum, but not is
fractions of one hundred dollars.
The Proposals will be opened on the 16th day of Oc
tober, 1858, by tbo Mayor of tho City, In tho presence
of tho I ity Treasurer and the Oommlttoe on Finance.
Tbo highest offors will be aceptod, the City reserving
the right ta accept or doclluo the nholo, or any amount
tluroof. Puyimmt will &<* required ou the 20th day of
October. Interest to commence from that date.
Alexander iienry,
oot-tOIS Mayor of Philadelphia.
Cf~=a» Geology.-—Two Courses of Lectures
on GEOI.OGY will bo'dehvorod to Ladles and
Gentlemen, in the Scientific and Olassloal Institute.
OUKSTM3T siroet, northwest corner of Twelfth, by J.
ENNIS, Principal of tho Institute, 'oomtuouolog Oct.
Ioth,nnd continuing tho nftornoon couxso at 4o’clock
on TUESDAYS ftnd THURSDAYS aud tho evening
course at 8 o’olock on TUESDAYS aud SATURDAYS.
Both couture will be the same, e&oh comprising 22 lec
tures, a number sumoient to bring forward »U tho groat
andl wondeiful TRUTHS of GEOLOGY, and likowlse tho
FACTS by which these truths ore demonstrated.
Taairs —The two introductory Lectures FREE. Each
course $6 Entrance on Twelfth street, i ocl*lBt
Young Men’s Cliriitiau A*<ocfation«—
LLS An adjournod Monthly Meeting will bo held on
MONDAY EVENING next, tho llth ir«t, at ?if
o’clock, Jn the tfanaom-Street Church, HANSOM, below’
Ninth. As tho Report of Committee,on Branca Asso
ciations, Nomination of Officers, and other important
buttnofft will be brought beforo the Association, tho
attendance of each member Is earnestly solicited.
The Ladies are coraially invited to meet with u*.
rv-n==» The Philadelphia Hank, Philadelphia,
October 2d, 1868.—Tho Annual Meeting of tho
Stockholder* of this Manic wilt be held at tho BANKING
HOUSE on MONDAY, tho Btb day of November noxt.
at 10 o’clock M And the At nunl Election for Direc
tors will bo held at the BANKING HOUSE, on MON
DAY, tho 16th day of November nest, between the
hour.* of 12 o’clock A, H. and 2 o’clock P. M.
od4 m w ir tno!s H. U, COMKGYb, Oftflhler.
ryrg=» Union Preaching for the People, udder
UsJ? the auspice* of tho Ministerial Union, Jn con
nection with the Young Men's Ohrißtian Association,
by tho various ministers of ohr cityou orery TUESDAY
and THURSDAY,at4 P. M. in tho SANSO&LSTRKET
CHURCH, until farthor notice. Service* coofiued to
ONE HOuR precisely. Rev. FRANKLIN MOORE, on
TUESDAY, 12th inst. tflT tf
Office of the American Fire Insurance
tJJj COMPANY.—Phii.adbu'UU, Oct. 4th, 1868.
The Dirodtors have this day deolarod a dividend of Four
per cont. For tho last six months, which will be paid to
the Stockholders or their legal representatives on and
after tho 14th lust TUOB. R. MARIS,
005 7 0 1113&16* Secretary.
Department of Surveys—. Office of Chief
tk3 ENGINEER AND BURV.EVoR—Philadbl
phja, Bsvt. 29tn, XBf>B.
NOTICE.—DUPLICATE PLANS or the SECOND
SECTION of the Re-Survey aud Regulation of Gorrnan-
bounded nnrf hoantwardiy by Germantown avenue,
southwardly by WLsnihlckon street,aoutbeastwardlyby
Queuu street, northwestwardly by west Washington
arena*, in the Twenty»iecond ward.
SEVENTH SEOUON of the Survey of the late Tewn
ship of Bloekley, bounded on tho north by Oxford si ,
on the south by Wyalusing street, on the east by Porty
nlnth street, and on the west by Elfty Six f h (50th) street
or Usher avenue, in the Twenty-fourth ward
SECOND, THIRD, and tfOUKTH BKOTIONB or the
late Borough of Praukiord comprising all east of
Prankford street, to Stlloa street, and from Frankfort!
Creok to Little Tacony Creek 5 also, all northwest of
Frankford street, from Orthodox street northeastward
to Little Tacony Creek. Also, the whole of the late
borough of Whitehall, in tho Twenty-third ward.
FOURTH SECTION of toe Surrey and Regulation of
the Twenty-first ward, bounded on the northwest by
Centre street, on the southeast by Bhur’a lane, on the
northeast by Ridge road, and on the sonthwefit by the
River Schuylkill—are now prepared and deposited for
inspection, at tho Offices of the Surveyors and Regula
tors of tn 6 EIGHTH. NINTH, TENTH, and KLE
VENTtI SURVEY DIBTIUOTB, and at the office of this
Department, City Building, FIFTH Street, bolodr Wal
nut; and the Board of Burvo/i rs hwe appointed MON
DAY, the 38th day of October, 1858, at 10 o’clock A.
M., to consider nny objections that maybe urged there
to by any citizen interested therein.
STIUOKLAND KNEABB,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
nnd Mechanics’ BauK, i*tiila«
U>3 dki.piua, Oct. 2, 1858.—The Annual Election
for Directors tiiilbe held at the BANKING HOUSE,
on MONDAY, tho 3Ath day of Novembor uoxt, between
the hours of 9 o'clock A. Jf. and 3 o'clock P. Si , and
on TUESDAY, the 2<l day of November next, a general
meeting of the Stockholders will be held tffthe Banking
House at 4 o’clock P. AC., agreeably to the charter.
oc4 dtNIS W. JtUSHTON, Jr , Cashier.
IN THE COUBT OF COMMON FLEAS
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA*
OF AUGUST TERM. 1858, No. 152.
John Maybeiryaud George Nyce 1
Michael Gerhart and Cathcrine.bis | c^on 011 C * Bo,
wife J
To all persons interested in the fcsiate of JOHN
NICE, late of Upper Salford township, in said county,
deceased, whether re heirs next o( kin dovlsoua, lega
tees executor*, or otherwise,greeting’;
Wberoaa. ufcon a precipe issued by the Register of 1
Wills of said cOuuty to said cotirt, relative to an, Instru
ment of writing now on file in said court, alleged by the
said John Mayberry and George Nyce to do the last will
and testament of said deceased, but deniodso to be bribe
add Michael Gerhart and Catherine, his wife. It was, on
tbb 9th day of Ootober, A. D. 1858, ordered by said court
tbat an action upon the case be entered Into In said
court, ka of August tend, N0..168, by the Mid
Johd Mayberry and Ueofge Nyco as plaintiffs, and that
the slid Michael Gerhart and Catherine', bia wife, fhonid
appear as defendants therein, and that the case should
be put at issue, and duly proceeded in, to that a trial by !
a jurron tUo malts should be had, to determine whe
ther the said instrument is the last will and testament
of said deceased or nfot, and that the case should be put
at the head of the trial list for the second Week of No*
▼ember term, 1858, which term tHU commence on the
Bth day of NoVember, A.,D. 1858; and it was farther
orderra. that notice shnhld be given to all persons in*
terested, whether as heirs next of kin, devisees, legs*
tees, executors, or otherwise, of said action, and to
come Into said court and become part ei to the same if
they see fit; such notice to be served personal yon
such or them as reside in the county of Montgomery, At
lew. fifteen days p:ior to the Monday of the second
Week of next of said court, and to all
others by edrortlsemont once a week during three
woefcs in ono daily newspaper published in the city of
Philadelphia;
Therefore, you are hereby notified of said action, and
that yon msyoome into said court and become parties
to the same if yon shall see fit, Ac.
f. SULLIVAN, Prothonotary.
Pkotookotaut’s Omos, Norristown Pa., October
P, im. ceil'd 3t*
SAMUEL SWENEY
IN THE ORPIIANS > COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
In the matter of the Estate of J. DOMINICK BB
NELL, deceased, sur proceedingsin partition.
It appearing to the Ooott, from the return mmle by
the Sheriff and Jury of Inquest, that the premises in
these proceedings described cbuld not be parted or di
vided without prejudice to, or spoiling the whole;
and that they had valued and appraised the &amo, as
therein set forth, on motion of DANIEL DOUGHER
TY, Esq.. Attorney, AO., the Court ordered and de
creed that the said Inquisition be coDSnood, and granted
a rule upon the Heirs and Parties interested, to be and
appear at an Orphans’ Court, to he held on Friday, thte
17ib day of December, 1853, then and ihefe to accept
or teiuse to take the Real Estate of the said decedent
at the apprised valuation put on lib* the said Inquest,
and in default thereof, to show cause why an order anu
decree for the sale of said Beal Estate should not ho
made. [ooll-m-St] JOHN SHERRY, OlerkO. C.
DAVID H. MTYBH.
C. A WALBORN.
GEORGE W. WOOD,
JOHN A. FISHER^
0. F, ABBOTT.
NOTICE.— WHEREAS, Letters of Admi
Deration & f the Estatate of JACOB B. CLE
MENT, M. D., deceased, have bacn granted to the un
dersigned, all persons indebted to Bald estate wilt
plost-G make payment; and those having claims or de
mands will males known the same, without delay, to
SARAH CLEMENT, administratrix,
ocll-mGt* 1606 Walnut Street,
T OBN MURRAY va. MART ANN MI7R-
Ow RAY—Common Pleas, June Term, 1858, No. 8.
Madam: You wl 1 please notice a ru:e in the above
esse, to show why a divorce, n vinculo matrimonii,
should nob be decreed, returnable Saturday, the 23d
day of October, A D. 1668, ftt 10 o’clock A 31.
THO 3. J DIEHL, AU’y for Libellant.
To Mrs. MARY ANN MURRAY, the Respondent.
0011-mw4t
NOTICE—OAMDEN
and atlantio rail
road. WIATER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after TUESDAY, Oct 12tb, 1853, the MAIL
TRAIN will leave Vine-street Slip for Atlantic Qity,
returning same day, at 7 30 A. M,
Accommodation Train will leave Vine Street
Slip, at > 346 P.M.
FOR ADSEOOM ONLY.
The above Trains stop at all stations.
Freight must he delivered at Cooper’s Point by 2
P.M. U. FRAZER,
ocll'2t* Secretary.
fjST—A very small Male Black and Tan
English TERRIER. A liberal Reward will be
,'iven to anyone restoring It to the Owner, No. 251 8.
.fourth Sireet. ocll-lt
IT IS OF TUfi HIGIIEST IMPORTANCE
for ovo r y ouo to know whero they will got the
most for their money, especially such times as those.
ZIEGLEII ft, B.MITII. wholesale Druggists, corner of
SECOND and GREEN Kreota. are disposing of tholr
AVhito Load, Ground Palati, oi all Colors, and Window
Glass, all of tlio boat quality, at prices irhloh will be
pleasing to buyers. 001 l
Balsam oopavia—a small lot oi
Maracaibo Balsam, of superior quality, now
landing from barque “ Inna,” and for Bale ty
0011-5 t CHARLES TETE, Bt.
DRY SALTED HIDES,—A small invoice
of Dry Baited Maracaibo Hides, now land’ng from
Barque “ Inna,” and for sale by OUAB. TETE,
ocll-flt ' ‘ 138 Walnut ntreot.
MARAOAIBO COFFEE A few bags
Of primo Maracaibo Coffee, per “ Inna,” for
sale by CHARLES TKTE,
ocll-5t . 138 Walnut Street.
\MfHISKEY.— 30 bbls.,2o* do. (Miller &
v v Rickeraton’s) Old Monongaliela Whiskey, in
store and for sale, by A. MEItINO,
ocll-tf 140 South FRONT Street.
CIGARS. -1,500,000 Havana Cigars, fa
vorite brands, received by late arrivs’s, lo store
and boud, for sale by N. MERINO,
ocll-tf 140 South FRONT Street.
OK OMNIBUSES AT AUCTION On
tit/ WEDNESDAY morning next, at 11 o’clock, at
the Stables of the TENTH and ELEVENTH street
Railway Qonip&ny > cor. Tenth and Montgomery streets,
will bo sold without reserve. Thirty-fire Omnibuses,
including two of extra size.
Also, a lot of runulng goar, feed wagons, fto. Most
ot the Omnibuses are nearly now, of tho most approved
construction, oado In the very best manner, all of them
in good running order.
Rj* May bo examined any time previous to tho sale.
Terms at sale. ALFRED M. HERKNESS,
ootMtif Auctioneer.
BOILER and FLUE IRON of all kinds,
qualities, and sizes, out to patterns at short no
tice Promiscuous Sheets, Boiler Heads, and Rivets,
on hand and for Bale at lowest rates by
EDW. 8 BUCKLEY,
oc4-lm# Gray’s Ferry Boiler Iron Works.
25* ce ® 1. Building, 280 Walnut gt.
f^HEESE. —105 boxes Herkimer county
V 7 Cheese now landing* and for sale by
- ' C. O. SADLER & 00.,
AROIf flt’-ent. j ld door above Front.
, A BBAM SLACK’S ENGRAVING,
Sinking, andEnoboßsod Printing, Envelope, and
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mUMbi
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EXECUTORS’ SALE OF VALUABLE
Hi REAL ESTATE. —Pursuant to the last will and
testament of Joel Davis, late of the township of Upper
Darby, Delaware county, deceased, will be Bold at pub*
bo salo, on THURSDAY, tbo 14th of Ootober. 1868, at
the Late residence of said deceased, all that email
Farm, containing TEN AORE3 of highly iropioved
laid, aituate in Huverford townßbip, on the road load*
lug from Merlon to Chester, and within three-quarters
at a mUe of the West Chester Plank Road, by which it
Is seven miles from Philadelphia. The Improvements
consist of & substantial two-storied SfONE HOUSE,
with a piatsa in froht, and a pump near the door; a
BARN, stone stable high, nearly new; with other out*
buildings. Besides a number of FRUIT AND SHAUN
TREES, one acre of the above premises a covered with
a grove of thriving young Timber; the balance is ara
bloland, In a high state ot cultivation, and is divided
into convenient lota, with good fence. The property
is situated In a good neighborhood, and is convenient to
mills, schools, and places of public worship.
Bale to commence at two o’clock in tne afternoon,
whoa the conditions will bo made known by
WILLIAM P JONES,
2Z7 MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
GEORGE SMITH,
Executors.
ftg FARMS FOR SALE.-A oplehdjd
uF FARM of 100, ami one of 109 acres; a Mill
Property of II acres 5 a Saw Mill and Lumber
Yard; a House and 2 acres for Sate, all near Kor
ristxwnj a Farm of 60 and one of 55 acres, near
Phoanikvlll* j one Farm of 55 and two of 75 acres, 6
miles from Norristow»j4>ue Country-seat and 40 acres,
lit Plymouth; Tavern sM Store Stands In Norristown
ami Country. Catalogue of Farms and Full description
given by addressing It R CORSON,
od 2w Beal Estate Broker, NOJtiUSrOWN, Pa.
A*' PRIVATE BESItJENOBS FOB
Hlla flALM—gfime of th'e most beautifully situated
Proiwrtiea in and Oxodnd NOR UZ9TOWN Is now offered
for ti&le or Exch&ogv: also a large Brick nuiiding, adapt
ed and used for a BOARDING SCHOOL for several
years,and for which thoro is a good opening. For par
ticulars ttddrass R R CORSON,
084-Sw NORRISTOWN, Pa.
WINU’S FAKINA CRAcKekS com
bine most excellent qualities, and a truly do*
iightfai taste.
, They are undoubtedly the most nonrUhing andheil
thy Crackers ever produced, and pecullaly pleasant for
bhilureii. ,
W ith hot and at lunch, they &t* particu
larly nice, m well as*with coffee and other drinks.
Ask your Grocer far WING’S CRACKERS, and take
none but those uliich are s amped with the name of A.
WtNG.
Theke,may be procured of the best Family Grocers
generally, and at wholesale only of , ,
A. Jf. THOMPSON k CO.,
N 08.221 and 223 PULTON Street, New York, or
DINGEE & BROTHER, Wholesale Agents,
No 145 South FRONT Street, Philad’a.
For the convonlenceof Purchasers, we give the names
of some of our best Gtocers who sell them:
pmn»Btnnv.
Anderson Sc Dnnlap No. 1846 Lombard at
It. Sc T. Atmore No 1000 Buttonwood at
James Ashbrook Oor Second and Queen ala.
Arrison & Smith, *,«*».Ridge Road and Wallace st,
R. Black.. n t ...* No. 1730 Chestnut at.
R, 81ack,,,, 1700 Market rt.
Thompson Black No. 20 .South Broad st.
Jaa K. Bowman No. 652 North Seventeenth et.
a.Afl. 3644 Race street.
At L. Bart No. 200 North Fifth st.
Hugh 8rady,..,,;.,.«rr00r. Eleventh and Pine ate.
AX. o. Brown Oor. Ninth and locust sts.
Thomas F. 8rad1ey.....8. W. cor, Sixth ftndSpenCe sts,
W. Campbell ...No. 644 Pine at.
\Vm. Campbell Sc 00....C0r. 11th and Market flts.
James W. Campbell]....No. 200 Walnut st.
Simon Colton No. 1400 Walnnt et.
Win. Clark Twelfth and Race fits.
John Davlne ....No. 1502MarketBt.
James Bobbins ...No. 1037 Market st.
J.H HHia&Soa Cor Oth and Spring Garden.
A. Eppelshelmer.. ,,t. .Tenth ft SprlDgGardeo.
Edward Frlel Cor. Oth and Spring Garden.
Henry F10yd..., Cor.B.l2thaud Lombard.
Fraser A Johnson Second, below Chestnut.
Gordon & Ferguson Cor. 19th and Market sts,
David B Graham....... Green, corner Sixth st.
Thomas Grobam .......Cor. Bnth andOherry
Graham & Alartln No. 1035 Market st.
Samuel W, Gray No. 352 South Fifteenth st.
Fred’k Grubb Cor. Eleventh and Coatea st.
Bamuel Hayes..; Oor. Eleventh and Walnut.
John Howe ~.,..Cor. Second and Lombard sts.
Wm. J. Holt North Second street.
T. Halteman..*, 8. AY. cor. 6th and Oallowhlll
Williamo. Johnston....Cor. 13th and Girard ar.
Wm. Kelley.... ....... and Girard avenue.
Bamuel Kerr.* Sixteenth and Market sta.
D. Kohte Tenth and Market sts.
J 11, & 8. A. Love Beveuth and Brown sts.
J. H Lockwood ..8. W. cor. 7th and Federalsta,
M. McCarthy Tenth, cor George st.
J. fe H. M001e»8..,.,,.N0.719 North Secondrt.
0. H. Mattson Cor. Tonth and Arch sts.
Wm. L. Slsddeck A 00..H0. Third et.
W. R. McKinley Go mantown Rd and Jefferson.
Samuel Moon Paul and Seventh sts.
John Moore Pino, above Ninth at.
Francis Morris Cor. Tenth and Sblppen sts.
R. Neff......Eighth and Yine sta.
John O’iirien Christian and Flowerets.
Jobnll. Parker .Eleventh and Market atß,
William Parrin, Jr.. Twelfth, cor. Ohostnutst.
Phillip R. Pardy..„..,No. 10 Walnut st.
Thomwt R. Patton .Locust, corner Thirteenth st.
Samuelßogers Sixteenth and Pine sts.
Samuel If. 8055... Cor. Second and Brown sts.
Albert 0 Roberta .Eleventh cor. Yine st.
Robert Ralston. .Thirteenth and Girard nr.
Samuel R 055........... »Bocond and Noble sts.
Andrew 5pr0u10........00r. Marshall and Coates si.
Morris F. fipi»in.......C'*r. iikhth amt Arch sts
Jeremiah Btarr. Cor. Fifth and Merchant sts.
Wm. 0 Stevenson No. 712 South Second st.
John Sayler Sixteenth and Obmy sts.
David Sullivan Third and German sts
Joshua Wright Oor. 8p Garden and Franklin.
J. U.. Wheeler.,,. ......Cor. Third and Lombard sts.
John n. Weaver A Co..Cor Second and Pine sts.
Robert Woodalde Market, ab Seventeenth st.
Calub Wood .No. a 24 South Second street.
Charles Webb .Cor, Seventh and Market sts.
OSUMANTOWN.
......Jftboz Gates A- Bro,
NonaiatowN, pa.
Moore Sc Rainey.
n&uuiSBUCQ) pi.
Wm. Dock, Jr Huimnol Sc KHlinger,
RBADISU, I'A.
E. D. Smith
LANCASTER, PA,
JoliuD, Skllea..,.
POTTBVILLR, l-A,
R. J.Bchmner
UORMNOTON, N. J.
j. H. Burling Page to Thomas.
W.T. Hopkins
BQRDBNTOTVN, *. J.
Uriah Bennett,
TRENTON, N. J,
Miller Sc Moore,
RRinauxou,«. J.
Samuel L. Fithlan......
WILMINGTON. DRL-
Allman A Orpwood Edward L. Rico.
T. Aiken
CINCINNATI, O.
Joshua W. Gaakill 00 Qll lO lB 41
fglO CASH BUYERS.
JAMES S. EARLE & SON.,
810 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THS OIRikD HOOfl*,
Invite the attention of Western and Southern Custom
ers to their Immense and elegant assortment of.
looking-glasses,
OIL PAINTINGS,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE-FRAMES,
Suitable for the
FALL TRADE.
MEN'S FINE CALFSKIN BOOTS,
Shoes and Gaiters, Boys* aod Youths’Fine anil
Coarse Boots, with a general assortment for Men aod
Women and Ohlldren’s wear. Best City Manufacture,
at DUTTON'S, “ Flgn of the Red Boot ”
l Ho. 11l N. SECOND Bt., above Arch,
I ctiMtt* ' East side,
Retail CDrn ®uair«.
1858. SILKS > sHAMTis. logs.-
L. J. LEVY & GO.
WiU Open on MONDAY
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
NEW PALL SILKS,
INDIA AND FRENCH SHAWLS,
SCOTCH PLAID SHAWLS,
PARIS VELVET & OLOTH OLOAKB,
PARIS EMBROIDERIES,
NEW EVENING DRESSES,
RICH PLAID AND PLAIN POPLISB,
ENGLISH HOSIERY, &0.,
BUPBRtOR LINEN QOOD3.
Noh. 809 & 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
ocll-3t
Blue fhenoh merinos.—
Heavy Fine Goods, and the right shade. Just
opened, a large lot at 95 cente. •
COOPER A CONARD,
ocll 8. E- corner NINTH and MARKET Sts.
Bayadere valencias,
Of M and 6 4 widths, for Fall and Winter dr eases,
at 27# and 44 aenta. COOPER A CONARD,
, ocll S. E Corner NINTH A MARKET Bta
Black dress goods.
Black All-Wool Mousaelinea, 25 to 87# cents.
Black French Merinos.
Black Bombazines.
Black Bilks and Alpacas.
Black Lace Yells, round corners.
COOPER A CONARD,
ocll B. B. corner NINTH A MARKET.
MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR.
Cloths. Oaaaimeres, and Satinets.
Bilk Velvet and other Vestiogs.
English and German Hosiery.
Uodernh'rts and Drawers.
Linen, Cambric, and Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs.
COOPER A CONARD,
ocll 0. E. corner NINTH A UABKBT Sts.
KID GLOVES-
L. J. LBVV & CO.
Have received, by the ABAQO, 5 ’
„ FOUR HUNDRED DOZENS
OF
LADIES’ A GENTLEMEN’S KID GLOVES,
OF
JOUVIN’S MANUFACTURE.
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT ST.
oc9-4fc
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BERLIN ZEPHYR,
BUUTLAND WOOL,
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS,
FRINGES, Ao.,
GLOBING OUT, TO RELINQUISH BUSINEBS.
The Subscriber will commence closing ont his magni
ficent stock on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1868,
At prices that will induce Purchasers to supply them
selves with a fall assortment of
SEASONABLE TRIMMINGS.
The whole stock, comprising MANY NOYELTUSB,
together with a full line of
STAPLE GOODS,
Will be sold at exceedingly low prioes, until closed
out.
JAMES IINKARD,
No. 729 CHESTNUT Street,*£BB
ocQ-lm S doors hel. EIGHTH, north side.
r'ILOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
V/gg SHARPLESS BROTHERS have opened
Oiolh Mixed Raglans.
Tricot Cloth Cloaks,of new styles;
Paris mide Castor Cloaks;
Heavy Beaver Bleeved Cloaks;
Black Velvet Oloaks ;
Also,
Kevers'ble Cloth English Shawls;
Heavy Blanket and other seasonable Shawls.
oc» EIGHTH & CHESTNUT STREETS.
JgJYRE h LANDELL,
FOURTH AND AROH STREETS,
SECOND OPENING OP PALO GOODS
TO-DAY.
round-cobneb shawls,
NEWEST STYLE SILKS,
j, BIOH DOUBLE SKIRT BOBEB,
MAGNIFICENT DE LAISE3,
BIOH PRINTED MEBINQBS,
LUPIN’S OHOIOB OOLORS MBRINOES,
6-4 NEW STYLE VALENCIAB,
NEW PALL TESTINGS, *O., Ao.
EYRE & LANDELL,
s.pM-tocM POURTH AND ARCH BTBEETB.
Bargains from auction)—dry
GOODS CHEAP FOR THE MILLION!
Wo Will open on MONDAY, Silk Robes, at $16.60,
cost to import $25.
1.000 yards Black Silk, beautiful, at 44,66,62, 75,87,
$1 to $1.76
1,666 yards French Merinoes at $l, cost to import
$1.26
2,000 yards figured and plain Merinoes at 60, SO, 65,
and 76c.. worth double
800 yards beautiful black all-wool Delaines, only 28
A splendid a/Wortmentof Blankets.
2,000 yards Cloths fresh from auction, for Ladies’
and Ge-rtß* and Boys’ wear, ffora 76c • $1 $125. $1.60,
$1.75, $2, $2 25, $2 50,- decidedly the greatest bargains
In the city.
1 Brrche, Stella, Blanket, Cashmere Shawls, the great
est bargains ever offered
10,000 yards Poll de Chevres, Delaines, Dcbegea.
All-woul Plaids, only 31 cents, usually sold at 60 cts.
All-wool Del lihefl bnly 26 cents Delaines in great
variety aud every style.
Oloaks aod DuBierß in every style.
MoBLROY respectfully invites the Ladies to call and
examine his stock, embracing many styles not to be
found elsowhoro. Our prices so low, wo defy competi
tion. MoKLROY,
oc4-rawMf No. 11 South NINTH Street.
<~IREAT BARGAINS IN DRT GOODS.—
AJT 8. V. a. HOSIER , '
Haa REMOVED from No. 30 to No. 40 Sooth SECOND
Street, where be is now prepared to furnish the Ladies
with a fresh and vi ell-selected stock of
DRESS GOODS,
To which ho inti it 8 their attention, being determined
to sell at exceedingly DOW PRICES.
N. B—A large assortment of Broche, Stella, end
French Blanket Shawls. Also, a variety of Silk and
Cloth Circulars Constantly on hand, at tho
“ CLOAK EMPORIUM, 11
ocs-lm No. 40 South BEOONP Street.
MEN’S FANG? FLANNEL SHIRTING,
Stripes, Bayaderes and Mixtures, in fino French
colors. Flannol for Travelling Shirts. Also, Plain
high colored French FlAnnel.
oc2 EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
PLAIN colored Brocade Silks, Modes,
Browns and Olive*, and Blacks, neat etvles. Solid
colored silks, imported especially for Friends’wear,
oca EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
Granp opening
OP
f INTER CLOAKS
AT TUB
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM.
The SUBSCRIBERS have now open their
IMPORTATIONS AND MANUFACTURES,
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS,
Comprising the most extemivo and superb display of
OVER GARMENTS
Ever exhibited in this Oity. . „
J. W . PROCTOR b*oo* f
708 CHESTNUT STREET.
27
Q.KEAT ATTRACTION 1
OVER $4,600 WORTH OF BHAWL9 FROM WHICH
TO MAKE A SELECTION.
THORNLBY * OUISM, 4
N. E. cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
Have the best SHAWL Stock in Philadelphia. They
would respectfully call attention to e following very
cheap lota, vis; _
46 LONG BROOHE SHAWLS at $ 8 each.
20 Do. do. do. at 10 Ci
20 Do. do do. at 31 “
24 Do. do. do. at 12 u
10 Do. do. do. at 18 **
20 Do. do. do. at 14 “
20 Do. do. do. at 16 **
$ Do. do. do. at 38 “
8 Do. do. do. at 20 “
a Do. do. do. at 25 u
In the above Lota of Long Broche ShawJe will be
found Qverv desirable color of centre.
BEAUTIFUL STELLA SHAWLS
From $2 to $l2, in every color.
French Blanket Shawls in new design.
Plain Thibet Shawls, Square and Long.
Real Canton Crape Shawls. Plain and Embroidered.
Children’s shawls, Mlasos* Shawls, and Gentlemen’s
Shawls, at \
THORNLEY a CHISM’S,
“ ONE PRICE OA6U STORE ’
Northeast Comer EIGHTH it SPRING GARDEN
N. B.—City and Country Storekeepers buying for cash
may find bargain* at T. 4c- C.’a.
I*. S.—A Magnificent stock of Silks now on hand.
selß-tf __
ZOLLICOFFER’S ANTI-RHEUMATIC
CORDIAL is the only preparation ever placed be
fore the public that has performed se many
MIRACULOUS OURES
or
INFLAMMATORY AND OHRONIO
RHEUMATISM.
The moßt prominent aud influential citizens bear wit
ness of its eflicacy. The abandant evidence from all
pacta of the country Is enough to warrant ns in pro
nouncing that it Is the greatest wonder of the age.
It la an Internal remedy that a rikesatthe root of the
disease, aod thus eradicates it entirely from the system.
Prepared by THEODORE DILKS, Chemist,
Northeast corner of Pine and Sixth streets,
oc7-8m Philadelphia.
RIFLES, AND SPORTING IM
VT PLEMENTB.
The Subscribers have in store
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
or
FOWLING-PIEOES, RIFLES, &0.,
Ever offered in this city.
Desirous of reducing their assortment as raueh as
possible before the Ist Deo , they will Bell
AT VERY LOW PRICES
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK,
GUNS VROM THE OJ?LEBRATED MANU
FACTURERS OP ENGLAND, BELGIUM,
AND FRANCE.
PHILIP 6. JUSTICE *CO.,
No. 21 North FIFTH Street,
eeO-am »W» Market.
engraving
A MERIOAN HEMP—A largo stock of
XX American Hemp,.hackled and rough, for sale by
WEAVER, FITLERv& CO., No. 23 North WATER at.,
and No. 22 North WHARVES. 004
■MANILA CIGARS*—I Case First Quality
XtA Manila Cigar*. Jnat arrived is Store and for aale
WILLIAM U. "SEATON,
aid South FRONT Street.
AND CLOAKS,
STAPLE AND PANOY
SILK GOODS.
Issv Sale
MTO liET—Tbi
NINTH fc treat. Aj
ocll-at* ' ' "
For sale, a b
Sharing nod Goa
No. 246 North THIRD gi
door above.
BAB FOB SALE.-
with Dishes complete _*_««» .uox, ov». ,
will be sold for $26 , Apply at BAMUBL NATHANfc’
Auction Homo, No. 221 Booth TfilßD Street, below
Walnut. oc9-8t
To ~"LE TT-THE BASEMENT AND
UPPER ROOUS of the Four-stor/ Building on
north side of LODGE Street, between Seventh and
Eighth, opposite Masonic Hall. Rooms 140 feet deep,
and supplied with water end water cloiets, end w*ll
'lghtea. Suitable for l’ght mechanical or monufao
wing purpose* or wartroovaa. -Applj to
J. D. RHINBOTH,
436 WALNUT Street.
fSS TO KENT, a STORE on DELAWARE
EH Avenue, below VINB Street, running through to
Water Street, 148 reet Oeep. Alee the Donble STORE,
corner of THIRD and QUARRY Streete, 40 feet front,
one of the beet lecatione for large Bneieess in Phila*
Also, STABLE and COACH-HOUSE la
CHERRY Street, above SEVENTH, In rear of Anh
land House Apply at 275 South FOURTH Street.
fSg TO LET—The HOUSE NO. 1626
MB. CHESTNUT Street. In good order. Bent $6OO
Hu a large Yard and Modem Improvements. u2S.dtf
Rooms ok commerce" streetTl-
The Three Upper Booms of 418 Commerce Street
to Let. B*YMm
Ifai FOR SALE—A handsome residence,
filiS. with all the modern improvements, large aide
yard) grapery, Ac., SIXTH, near SPRING GARDEN
Street Terms easy. P. E. LYND, sjf South SIXTH
Street, (second story.) selt-lm
fj& FOR SALE OB EXCHANGE—A
fills, handsome new mansion, 39 rooms, and 40 acres,
near Gwynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad.
Site splendid, fruit abundant, health unsurpassed. Any
person really desiring a handsome Country Seat in ex
change for city property. wiU find this an unusual op
portunity of accomplishing his object. Apply to P. E.
LYND V B. SIXTH fat, (fid story.) golMm
fa FOB SALE | A pretty Cottage, nine
lA rooms, and one or more acres, on ‘Wyoming avenue,
two miles Ontthe Second-street Turnpike. Alto, several
handsome cottage lots The neighborhood Is healthy,
beautiful, and rapidly Improving. P. K. L7tf£>, 5% 8.
SIXTH St., [2d story.) sal7-lm
TO SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS.
—Thirty aarea or less of beattUiul Land on Wyoming
Avenue, near New Second street, only two miles north
of the pavements, for sale a bargain, and terms easy.
ApplytoP.E LYND, South SIXTH Street, (second
story.) sel7-lm
pOK SALE—
One of the moat Valuable and Desirable
DOUBLE BKOWN STONE RESIDENCES
IN THE CITY, ~
No. 1810 CHESTNUT STREET,
EXTENDING THROUGH TO GEORGE STREET.
Having been built by the owner for bib own Beeldeuee,
no expenee hue been spued in Its construction.
Apply to . CHARLES BOGGS,
62ft Muket Street,
Or to M. THOMAS & BONB,
ee24-2mlf 28ft end 242 South fourth Bt,
IjJoliticgl. -
TTIOB ASSEMBLY,
A E2GHTH LEGISLATIVE DIBTBIOT,
V. 8 ALTEMDB,
K 7" The only Eligible Anti-Lecompton Oandl.
date. 0011-2t*
ASSEMBLY
nsoonn jurvmoi,
oc4-Bt* EDWARD 8. KED3TREAKE,
pEOPLE’S TICKET.
STATE OFFICERS.
JUDGE OI THE SUPREME COURT,
JOHN It. READ.
CANAL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM E. FRAZER.
CONGRESS.
Finer Dieraior JOHN W. RYAN.
BaootfD “ EDW. JOY MORRIS.
Tiiibd •> JOHN Y. VBRRBE.
Fovrtu “ Wil. MILLWABD.
FgTH JOHN WOOD.
STATE SENATOR.
THIRD MSTBICT,
JOHN H. PARKER.
FOE KBPKESBNTATIVEB.
FinaT District ..JOSEPH H. BINBX.
,WM. H. MATTHEWS.
Pocsth “ ........J. MORRIS HARDING.
Fifth “ GEORGB T. THORN.
Sixth 11 ........JOSEPH M. CHURCH.
Shtbhth « DAVID H.ST7EB
EIQHTH “ 0. A. WALBORN.
JTihth “ ... ..GEORGS W. WOOD
Tisth « ....IBAAQ J. NEALL
JSiiriHTt '* .........ISAAC A. SHEPPARD
Twblftb « JOHN A. VISHBB
Thirtbbmth “ FRANCIS EDWARDS.
PoDBT*K«Tff tl ......SIMON GRATE.
fiFTBBSTfI “ ....GBORGEW.HAMEftSLEY,
SISTBBKtn “ GEORGE WILEY,
«0. St. ABBOTT.
COUNT? OFFICERS.
BH3SBIPP,
WILLIAM H. KERN.
REGISTER OP WILLS,
GEORGS TV*. MoM AHAN
CLERK OT ORPHANS* COURT,
NIMROD W 0 OLER Y.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12.
«e22-tOol2,
CDuttljcs, Jevoflra, &i
Bailey & 00.,
roasufßLT
DAILEY * KITCHEN,
Hava removed to their new Fire-proof, White Herbie
Store,
810 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDS, BELOW THE GIRARD HOUSE.
Now opening their fall Block of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES* AND
PANOV GOODS, \
To which the/ Invite the attention of thepnblie.
SILVER-WARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
PEARLS,
AT WHOLISALE AHD BXTAII..
QAHRIAGES.
WM. D. ROGERS,
COAOH AND LIGHT-CARRIAGE BUILDER,
100® AND 10U CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parts of the world
executed with promptness, and satisfaction guarantied.
selS-Smlf
fiemaiMts.
Removal.— o. c. sadler & 00. have
removed from No. 0 North Water Street to No.
108 ARCH street, second door above Front. eel
< Sliina, (Blaesaate, &t.
rjMJRNBULL & co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DSALEILB
CHINA AND QUEENS WARS,
Not. 23 and 26 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Between Market and Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
10" GLASSWARE, open or by the package,
a Uhl-2 m '
rjIO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
A large Block of
CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND
fancy articles,
iv raw Lomet ximr prwbb, At
MARXSEN * WITTE, Importer*,
MASONIC HALL, 718 CHESTNUT STREET.
jan6-ly
S PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA
TIONS) with written descriptions of character,
Including ad rl ce in reference to business, health,
selMcoprovenieot, &e., are made day and eve
ning at JOWLBR, WILLS, & OO.’S,
families visited when requested, and a liberal die
count made to clube.
sell-8m
922 Chestnut *t., Philadelphia.
RUSSIA HEMP and F ASNS For SALE,
by WEAVEB, WTLBB t 00.,
No. «8 North Water Btreot.wa
Bft .„ No 33 North WIIA TIV KH
ALE euPE —a large stock of Bale
hop., roaouf.^^^^^
No S 3 North Water atrMt, and
kU Ho,» Worth Whanw.
WXTANTED—In a wholesale Dry Goods
W Hones, » YOUNG MAN *« Aeeletant Book-
Keeper. Unexceptionable references _ required Ad
dress P. 4c G 0..” Office of this paper. ocll-21*
\M7AN TE D—A PARTNER, who can fur-
VV niih-81,600, totekeafnll IntereH in aMn u
factoring Business that is both profitable and safe. For
particulars, address ♦*!/. T.,” this office. ocl2-4t* -
WANTED— A GARDENER’S SITUA
TION, by a Man practically acquain 4 ed with
the treatment of tbe Bot House and treen House
Plants, Graperies, Font Culture, &o. The beet of
testimonials will be gives. Address »* Gardener,” this
Office. oc9 3t*
ANTED.—The Advertiser has $l,OOO la
v ▼ Cash, and is desirous of joining a person in a
safe and profitable business. ■ Address •* Edward,” Of
fice of this Paper. ocB-2t*
A N EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
and ACCOUNTANT, whose afternoons are un
occupied. desires to obtain the charge of a Set of
Boohs. Address “A. T. 8.,” Blood's Despatch.
« ocs-2t*
ANTED.—An Energetic BUSINESS
If MAN, that has been engaged in Mercantile
pursuits the last tejryeani, desires a Situation as Clerk,
to write or to attend to the business of a Pino, Com
psny, or Corporation, at home or abroad. Needful re
ferences given. Address “CABLTONJ’at tbe Office
of The Press. ©e9-Bt#
\\f ANTED—An Active Partner, with from
v T $1,500 to $2,000, to engage in the ‘Wholesale
Wine and Liquor business The advertiser o&n farnlrh
an equal amount Can influence trade to the amount
of $lO,OOO annually, and understands the business tho
roughly. References required and given. Address,
confidentially, INDUSTRY, this office, for one week.
ocB-St* 1
A YOUNG LADY of musical education
wishes a gitoation as Organist. Good reference
given. Address ORGANIST, office of this nsner.
Oc7-4t*
TO DRUGGISTS.—WANTED—A Situa
tion in a Wholesale or Retail Drag Store, by a
young M&q who has served four yesrs under instruction
m a retail establishment, and is a graduate of the Phi
ladelphia College of Pharmacy, Can refer to his last
employer as to his character and qualifications. Ad
dress CHARLES, at this office. ocT-Stffc
T/If ANTED—To Kent, for the winter sea
vf son, with immediate possession, a Varnished
house of moderate size, with modern improvements,
west of Tenth street. Address A. M., office of this
paper. oo<
TOTANTED, FOB THE UNITED STATES
v T OAVAXBY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom irill be give* good pey. Doerd, clothing, and
medical attendance, far from Q 2 to ISS per month,
ffo man having a wife or ofcild will be accepted. Apply
for MOUHTHD BBBVTOB at Ho 81T MAB&HT gtmef.
above Bighth, north aide.
W. TH. HAQBUDHB,
let Aleut. irt Dragoon*,
BecroSting Otteee.
A LADY wishes a SITUATION" in the
Country as GOVE&NESS, or to Superintend «
House. Address “ Salem,” Press office. ©cll-lt*
51NTLEKAN and LADY 7 aUollin
gle Gentlemen, may obtain Board at 712 Cheat*
nut Btrtet, opposite Masonic Hall. ocll«13t»
BOARDING. —A Private Family, In a
first-class Bouse, would let, with Board, their
second story, elegantly furnished, to a Gentleman and
Wife Address ‘‘Home,” Office of The Press, ocb-dW*
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF KOSIO,
-nL BROAD AMD LOCUST Btreete.
THE GREAT RAVELS!
MONDAY EVENING, Oct-11,18W,
The Comic Pantomime, entitled
JOCKO ; OR THE BRAZILIAN APS.
Also, a new Grand Dhertisement, entitled
PESUVAL DANBANT.
And second time of the £ creaming Pantomime, entitled
. THE CONSCRIPT!
With Grand Eolations on the TIGHT BOPS.
Admission—Parquet, Parquet Circle, and Baloony, BO
ecu's: Family Circle and Amphitheatre, 26 sent*.
Beats can be secured from 10 A- M. to * P. M. with
out extra charge. Children under 10 years half price.
HRS. D. P. BOWERS’S WALNUT-ST.
11l- TBEATRB. corner of NINTH ud WAUrCT
Street MONDAY ETBNtNH, October 11, 1848,
NOTHING VBNTUBB, NOTHING WIN.
Duke de Vendome, Mr. M’Domragh; The Countess
Beaariilers, Mrs. P. B. Oonwar.
THE SON OF THE NIGHT.
Son Lett, Mr. F. B. Ooami Duke Derate, Mr. H. A.
Perry: Brsvadura, Mr. McDonough j Jolla, Mrs. D. P.
lowers: Ghebel, Mrs. F. B. Conway; Myrtha, Wat
0. filchings.
gncasui admbrsfoa—Second Tier and Family Circle,
and Third Tier, 25 cents; B7>f cents; Dree*
Circle, CO cents: Private Boxes, according to their
locale, $8 and $6; Single Seats is Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 76 cents.
Doors open at quarter before 7 o’clock; Curtain rises
at 7# o’clock.
IM7HEATLEY & CLARKE’ 8 AROH-ST.
If THEATRE.—Williams. Fredericks, Aottng an*
Stage Manager.
MONDAY EVENING. October U, IBM,
‘ AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Arthur Morris, a Philadelphian in Paris,Mr. Dolman;
Doctor Bmhexer, a French physician,Ur. John Gilbert;
Amelia Morris, wife to Arthur. Mrs. John Drew; Annie,
w.fe to Botherer, Miss Emtna Taylor.
To conclude with the admirable oornedy of
THE HONEY MOON.
Admission. fiSeta. Seemed Beats In Drees Circle, 87 1C
ots: Orchestra Stalls, 80 ote; Beats in Private Boxes, IB
eta; Gallery, 18 ctd; Galftry for Colored Persons, 28cts;
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 88 eta;
Whole Private Box, 13. _ '
poorsoprn at quarter before 7o'clock; ooxnmence at
7£, precisely.
.SAMUEL SWENBY.
Concert hall, chestnut street*
ABOVE TWELFTH,
- nr SIXTH WEEK
OF SANDEhcON’3 00LO3SAL IIXucSTRATIONS
Of THI
RtTSSJAtf WAB.
Oo MONDAY, October 11, and BVBBY RYRNING
during the week,
Aleo, oo SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The whole accompanied by a
CELEBRATED BRASS BAND.
Admission 25 cents: Children 12 cents.
Doom open at 7 o'clock. Performance at a quarter
of 8 o'clock. See programme. cell-fit
A SSEMBLT BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
£\- OHE3TNUT Streets.
Here again! Return of the old favorite,
SIGNOR BLITZ.
New and Comical Scenes in VENTRILOQUISM.
Extraordinary Magical Demonstration*; and the
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.
Open every Evening daring the week, at half-past 7
o'clock and on Wedoesdav end Saturday Afternoon* at 8.
Admission, 25 cent*; Children, 13 oent*. **2Mm*
JVATIONAL HALL—MARKET STREET.
1V . OPEN JOB THE FIFTH WEEK,
j. Ztffioo Williams’s celebrated
PANORAMA. OF TUB BIBLE.
This magnificent PAINTING commences with Chaos,
and continues down in historical order to the Babylo
nish. Captivity* containing mors than fifty of tb# most
sublime and interesting scenes In the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING'. Boors open at Tj to
commence at 8 o’clock precisely.
Tickets 25 cents—to be had at Hall door. Ohlldrs
under 10 years 16 cents. __ _
Also. Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY AYTEBNOONB for families and schools. Doors
open at 2; to commence at 3 precisely.
Explained by Professor TIBBITTS.
MARKET FIRE INSURANCE CO.
IVJL 09 THE CITY 09 NEW YOKE.
CASH CAPITAL 8200,000
TOTAL ASSETS..
DIRECTORS.
BENJAMIN H. HOWELL, President.
PhUetus H. Holt, of 236 Front street.
Joseph P Wickham, late Wickham’* A Hutchinsen.
Silas Davis of A-B. AB. Davis.
Oliver H. Shepard, of Shepard, Howe A Co.
Henry Rowland, of Howland A Banka.
Alfred L. Rowe, of T. Q. A A. L. Rowe.
Wn, p. Miller, of Wm. P. Miller A Co,
Stephen W. Gaines,of 8 "W. AB. A. Gaines,
filisha L. Walton, of Walton, Little, A Co.
Nelson Sherwood, of Nelson Sherwood A Co.
HenryG. Beeve, of H. G- Reeve A Co.
Daniel T. Willets, of Willete A Co.
Albert L. De Gamp, of Baker A De Camp.
John SI. Brace, Jr., of Brace, Odell, A Farnnm.
6tephen Liofagton, of 216 Front street.
Enoch Ketcham, of E. Kotch&m A Co.
Wm A Cummings, of Beards A OnmjDingß,
Henry Lyles, Jr., of Lyles, Polhazous, A Co.
Brewster Valentine, of Valentine A Bergen.
Qeo.B. Whitfield, of C. A J Whitfield A Co, -
Albert Havemyer, (late Havemyer A Moller.)
Tennis W- Quick, of Quick A l’Hommedleu.
David M. Tornnre, of Edey A Tnrnure.
Jose T. Navarro, of Mora Brothers, Navarro A Co.
Edward Bill, of 112 Broad street.
Nathaniel W. Chater, of Peter V. Sing A Co.
Wm. H. Goodwin, of E. Goodwin A Brothor.
John Frlsbie, (Freeland, Squireß, A Co.)
ABHBR TAYLOR, Vice President.
Insures on Buildings and Personal Property of every
description against Loss or Damage by Plre, on the most
favorable terms.
HENRY P. FREEMAN, Secretary.
INBUB4NOE IN THE ABOVE COMPANY CAN BE
EFFECTED THKOBGH
STEWART & JOHNSON.
oCl*lrmAw33Wf
jJ- AMDSCEPBS ahd clamps.
No. 1. 62*0. pwdo*.
2. 760. "
8. 87o* “
4. 1000. «
6 Row, $1.26 per dozen.
7 Row, $1.76 per dozen,
8 Row, $2.25 per dozen.
HENRY C. ECKSTEIN,
se-16 82 North THIRD Street, phUedelohfa
JglOR COLDS AND SOKE THROATS.
lOELAND MOSS PASTE,
FLAXSEED DROPS.
BTEPHEN E. 'WHITMAN,
MCALLISTER & SBOTBSH,
ocT-«t 728 CHESTNUT STBBET.
|WRENOH _ WHITE _ ElNOroFtso~Tien3B
r Montagna, ground pure. It produuei a clew,
white, Bus gloaa, and attain, a flnnness and orpnnßaa ot
surface. Guarantiedgenttiße. lor ule by
f ZIEGLER & SMITH,
ftu33-4tf gottUTrw\ w*.
Boarbing.
aimusemente.
,$278,200
No. 108 South FOURTH Street,
Philadelphia.
HANDSQRUBB.
No. 6. $1 12 per do*,
6. 1 25 *'
7. 1 60 »•
8. 1 1$ «
CLAMPS.
MARSHMALLOW DROPS,
Manufacturing Confectioner,
No. 1210 MARKET BTRBET %
West of TWELFTH Street.
FOR THE
STEREOSCOPE.